I interviewed three people that participate in the club DASL (Developing Ambitious Student Leaders Club) to see what their typical days were like.
Picture 1
Person 1:
9:00-Woke up, ate breakfast, got dressed 10:00-11:00- First class of the day 11:00-12:00- Second class of the day 12:00-1:00- Ate lunch 1:00-2:00- Third class of the day 2:00-5:00- Relax/watch television 5:00-600- Eat dinner 6:00-8:00- Do some homework and studying 9:00-10:00- DASL meeting 10:00-12:30-Hangout with roomates 12:30- Go to bed
Person 2:
11:00- Wake up and eat breakfast 12:00-1:00-First class 1:00-3:00- Hangout/play on the wii 3:00-4:00- Go to the gym 4:00-5:00- Shower and get ready again 5:00-6:
Picture 2
- Eat dinner 6:00-9:00- Hangout/maybe study 9:00-10:
Picture 3
-DASL meeting 10:00-2:00am-Hangout some more 2:00am-Bed
Person 3: 8:00-Wake up/shower 9:00-10:00- First class 10:00-10:30- Grab a bagel at the husky 11:00-1:00- Next two classes 1:30-2:30- Eat lunch 2:30-5:00- Hangout in apartment 5:00-6:00- Do some homework 6:00-7:00- Eat dinner with roomates 7:00-9:00-Do some more homework 9:00-10:00- Attend DASL meeting 10:00-11:30- Hangout with roomates 11:30- Bed
After interviewing these three people and comparing them to the five from the other part of this project, I see a lot of differences. The second person I interviewed sleeps in a lot later, and spends a lot more time relaxing and hanging out than actually studying and doing homework. However, that does not mean that they are not a good student and receiving good grades. The other two students wake up earlier because they have class but they seem to have a good balance between homework and free time. Either way I don't know that this can really say much about the people in DASL. It seems as though every participant has their own schedules and routines but must like to come together to do volunteer work and participate in an activity.
The pictures that I collected from the actual event show what exactly goes on in these meetings. Picture number 1 gives a nice view of some of the people who come out to these events. Picture number 2 lists a few of the events that DASL is going to be running. Picture number 3 is a powerpoint welcome slide shown at the beginning of the DASL meeting. Something interesting to see is that this night was the day before we got off from school. It was a Wednesday and it was pouring outside. Most clubs were cancelled for that night but this one was not. I think that that says a lot about the students who come out. They are dedicated to DASL and really want to make a difference.
Person 1:
9:00-Woke up, ate breakfast, got dressed
10:00-11:00- First class of the day
11:00-12:00- Second class of the day
12:00-1:00- Ate lunch
1:00-2:00- Third class of the day
2:00-5:00- Relax/watch television
5:00-600- Eat dinner
6:00-8:00- Do some homework and studying
9:00-10:00- DASL meeting
10:00-12:30-Hangout with roomates
12:30- Go to bed
Person 2:
11:00- Wake up and eat breakfast
12:00-1:00-First class
1:00-3:00- Hangout/play on the wii
3:00-4:00- Go to the gym
4:00-5:00- Shower and get ready again
5:00-6:
6:00-9:00- Hangout/maybe study
9:00-10:
10:00-2:00am-Hangout some more
2:00am-Bed
Person 3:
8:00-Wake up/shower
9:00-10:00- First class
10:00-10:30- Grab a bagel at the husky
11:00-1:00- Next two classes
1:30-2:30- Eat lunch
2:30-5:00- Hangout in apartment
5:00-6:00- Do some homework
6:00-7:00- Eat dinner with roomates
7:00-9:00-Do some more homework
9:00-10:00- Attend DASL meeting
10:00-11:30- Hangout with roomates
11:30- Bed
After interviewing these three people and comparing them to the five from the other part of this project, I see a lot of differences. The second person I interviewed sleeps in a lot later, and spends a lot more time relaxing and hanging out than actually studying and doing homework. However, that does not mean that they are not a good student and receiving good grades. The other two students wake up earlier because they have class but they seem to have a good balance between homework and free time. Either way I don't know that this can really say much about the people in DASL. It seems as though every participant has their own schedules and routines but must like to come together to do volunteer work and participate in an activity.
The pictures that I collected from the actual event show what exactly goes on in these meetings. Picture number 1 gives a nice view of some of the people who come out to these events. Picture number 2 lists a few of the events that DASL is going to be running. Picture number 3 is a powerpoint welcome slide shown at the beginning of the DASL meeting. Something interesting to see is that this night was the day before we got off from school. It was a Wednesday and it was pouring outside. Most clubs were cancelled for that night but this one was not. I think that that says a lot about the students who come out. They are dedicated to DASL and really want to make a difference.